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That doesn't mean that he should be blind to any deficiencies in the current team/squad, or that we, the fuckwits, can't be critical of his decisions. Should we be accepting of his, currently, rather poor process?

A good start would be to play the wingers on their correct side (Pep says that he leaves that up to them, but I doubt that is true). The current stance of playing them on their "weaker" side, just leads to constant cutting back inside and it's so fucking predictable and clearly easy to defend...

What Do I Do Now (We're winning/Losing 1-0)? - Sleeper

Or, a copy of "Why not try playing right footed wingers on the right, and left footed wingers on the left - An idiots guide to going past the fullback without having to cut back onto your favoured foot". Fascinating read apparently, Grealish, Doku and Silva have purchased copies to give him on...

So many excellent episodes, The Bill, being one of my favorites.

The Prodigy at The Academy in Manchester circa 1991

Deliverance - Still stands up as a ripping yarn, despite being released in 1972, 7.5/10

1 18-21 available in SS3 317. Can't be arsed to ask for anything for it. Inbox if interested

Klye Walker shithousing the ballboy trumps this....no contest.

Anything by Travis (apart from Writing To Reach You), absolute drivel

My girlfriend was there yesterday, she's airline cabin crew and has been trapped in a fantastic 5* hotel since last Saturday, so they decided to go. $80 in with your first 5 drinks included in the price. Despite not knowing the 1st thing about cricket, she loved it.

I always preferred the Kippax version where each line of the song was broken up with a couple of claps (I presume other 50 something Blues will remember this).

They flew out of Manchester this morning...Haaland travelled.

Woman of the Hour - Based on the true story of an American serial killer who ends up on The Dating Game (Blind Date US style) in the 1970's. Creepy without being gratuitous in its portrayal of the violence/murder/rape 8/10

Absolutely faultless, he hit every note perfectly. I admire anyone who stands up to play that, with 50k+ people all paying complete attention to you. Best I've ever heard, 10/10

As others have alluded to, it's really no different from the previous format, and the lack of jeopardy (for the "elite" teams at least) is what kills it. Wednesday night v SP was so dull, only broken up by a couple of decent City moments. It's not the clubs/players fault, but the format is all...

A Man Called Otto - Very good, sentimental, happy and sad (Tom Hanks doesn't star in many howlers), 8/10